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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1919-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1924)
The Scio Tribune Country Correspondence ■o GILKEY STATION «0 Jan 21 Mr. and Mra. H. P Rigg» came from Oregon City Monday to viait the Oscar Goar family. While here they rented the J. M. Huntley farm The Goars and Rigg» were neigh bora in New Mexieo where they came from laat fall. Tom Shively who has been stay ing with his unde John DeWall for e ne time received a message to come home at once, aa hia brother Roy ia very ill with measles at their home at Wamic. Ore. Floyd Crenshaw ia now able to ait up some. Opal Meaoelt ha» school with a cold. been out of Leonard Gilkev and wife attended I Dave Aegtrter drove to Mill City the «hale oil demonstrati n held at Sunday. the W J. Turnidge Store in Crab Robert Darby was in Scio on bust tree Munday. ness Tuesday. Miso Dorn» Mrime attend*! insti Ed Roberta made a business trip tute nt Lebanon Saturday to Albany Saturday. The following from here attended Frank Seni is on the sick list this the Linn county open forum meet week. ing at Riverside Wednesday: Frei! E. C. Quick is busy hauling lum Msspelt, Fred Sommer, Jamct J ber from the Nick Andiews mill at slon, Leo Zeller. J. H. Kelly. Cora Jordan. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. A and Mr B«*n F Darby and wife are visit and Mrs. Leonard Gilkey. ing friends at Salem this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arm 1 I By an *v«ky Mr». M Ryan visited her daugh have install««! a fine radio and have ter. Mrs. Halterman, at Salem Tues been entertaining their neighbor» day. evenings. Wednesday evening of Joe Senx and family were in Sa last week Mr. and Mrs. J. W Kelly. lim» Monday. W. R Kelly. Joe Prokop, and G r- A few of our young people, who . don Gilkey were there Thur-olav are employed at the Stayton Woolen ' evening Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pr«kop • mill, were laid off last week. The’ Edna. Allen and Harold Gilkey. Cora Smith. Mr. and Mr« Joe B**y«n*>v- mill war unable to run because of ■ skv and son Bennie. They ail en low water. Mra. Ernest Smith underwent an operation in a Salem hospital Satur joyed the program. Some of it was day. Mrs. Minnie Smith ia with from Calgary. Canada New« From Lyon«. her. She is doing aa well as can be Mrs. Fred Sommers wu h >«t — expected. to the Thimine Ci i I .■ i.i I ■ Jan. 22. Orville Gilkey and wife and Mrs. president. Mrs. Anna Holl, pro* li E F. Krebs went to Salem Satur ed. Mrs. Ett« Stevenson, who was The Elmer Hiatt family of Salem | day. Orville attended the Holstein visiting her sister, Mrs. J. II Kelly, spent the week end at the Alex Ho- i meeting while there. was a visitor. Sew ing. music uni a decker home. Fred Sommer, J. K. Reiley and contest were the diversi ns. At the .M im Ruth Waterman is confined j dose, the hoetes» served a dainty to her bed with measles. DepirtHHt if Th Iittntr Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cobb and hi« lunch to fourteen. l). S. Land Office, Portland. Oregon, mother were Lyons callers Saturday ! W’. F. Struckmeir has several men January 22. 1924. evening. Notice is hereby given that Earl W. at work building a barn for him I«- Browning, Route 1, Box 77, Scio. Ore Mrs. Schroder, who underwent an side the Mitchell place. gon. who, on July 16th. 1920, made operation at Salem, 1» improving llonii Ntea.i Entry No. 06907. for N1» SE1«. Section 19 Township 10 S, Range rapidly. ........................................t 1 E. " ill. Meridian, has filed nolle» of Word was received from Mr. and ' intention to make final Proof, to eatab- Mt. Piratant lish claim to the land above described, Mr«. Clifford Phillitw by the S. D. ♦ ♦♦♦♦ ♦»♦»»•♦♦•SSS^ before It. M. Russell, Clerk of th» Brown family, that they reached C • intv Court of Linn Co., at Albany, Jan. 22 Oregon, on the Sth day of Marrh, 1924. Oakland, California 0. K., but the Claimant name» a* witnesses: Elmer Ray and famfly have re last 70 miles of their journey tney lose ph Wideman. Ellen J. Wideman, both of Route 1, Scio, Oregon. turned from Gate*, where Mr. Rm encountered heavy snow and severe William J. Beran. Anton Lieka. both weather in general. Thev are vi«il- has been working of Scio, Oregon. Notice wilT be published for five con- Arnold Sana motored to S dem ing with Mrs. Phillips’ brother and ■ecutive week* in th« “Scio Tribnne." family. Stanley Bruni», and expect Tuesday afternoon. 6-9-16 Walter L. Toose, Sr., Linn Co. Register. to lie home by the time work opens Harley Darby took in the tight» -Do Rat» Talk to Each OtharP* Asks Mr. M. Batty, R. I. ‘ 1 C *” r,‘'* “* “4 •r-un.1 ,l<»e (kM ,bu«i U» , 4 m 4 t,La « d», <« leo . -W Settato. Ik-y » Im,. > — »« *»"• ■< *«■> w» ito™ •laMjtoi. jÂfïi “v**4 ** SUd m J renata« Ip Kelly’s Drug Store, Scio, Oregon. in the camps here. at the Ambrosek mill Friday Mr. Lewis' daughter Ven it» and Mrs. Elmer Ray left Friday for her husband spent the past week California to see her mother, who in with parents relatives here, return very ill. ing to their home at Staytun Mon 1-e >nard Darby and »liter. Ruth, of Stayton visit«*! at the B. F. Dar day. | R. F, Peters, traveling represen- by home Sunday. Page ö tative for the Wiley H. Allen Piano week end with relative« near Al* Co. of Salem waa a business caller bany, in our vicinity Saturday. Mra. Joe Barry ha» been among those nn the aiclt Hat the pa»t week, Mr*. Percy Hiatt is able to get but la reported improving. out aaain after an illness thought to be meaalea. SB.60 will bring you the Oregon The Roy Huber family »pent the; Journal and ScioTribüne for • year. Willard Batteries ! We have and recommend th«* Willard Batterie«, the beet made, at the following price«: Wood Insulation, as low as I breaded Rubber, as low as Radio A Battery, guaranteed $16.75 $26.90 $20.00 Let u« service your car. scio Bartu Motor Co ORE. SPECIAL! FLOOR LAMPS Complete with «hade, cord aud all attachment« $20.00 values $22.00 values $14.00 $16.00 Don’t pass thia apecial up Lang Rangea R. M. CAIN Universal Rang«« We have a large quantity of No. 2 Dimension STOCK REDUCING Surfaced two sides. I his includes sizes from 2x4 to 2x 1 2 AUCTION SALE Price $12.50 per Thousand OF THE hirst come, first served Capital Bargain House ANO ThE Capital Junk Company At 215 Center Str <*t, Salem, Oregon Scio Logging & Lumber Company TWICE WEi KI.Y AUCTIONS WEDNESDAYS IB A M. and I P. M. AND SATURDAYS _______________________________________________________ First Sale Start» January 26, at 10 A. M. BIGGEST SALE OF ITS RIND EVE I OFFERED IN OREGON INCLUDING NEW AND USED GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION A FEW OF THE UNTHOUGHT OF ITEMS ARE .MENTIONED BELOW: A- -Automobiles, Auto Part», Anvils. Awnings, An tique». B Boiler», Belting. Babbit. Brooders. Block an I Tackle, Blowers, Barrels, Bottle». Book», Baby Carnages, Bath Tub». C Caah registers. Cables, Cream Separator». Car penter Tools, Carpets, Cooking Utensils, Chick en Wire. Clothes Baskets, Clocks, Coffee Urn» D Drag Saw». Ltoors, Dishes. Dresser» E Engines. Electric Fixtures. F Furniture. Farm Implement«. Forge», Feed Cutter«, Fruit Jars, Files. G Garden Hose, Grindstones, Garden Tool», Glass ware, Grips. M— Harness. Hides. Hardware. Hose. Hopwire. I—Incubs tors. J Jacks, Jackscrews, Junk. Jugs. Jars. K-Kitchen Cabinet». And many oth«r articles too numerou« to mention. XV hatever you want we have It TERMS CASH. Three good Price« will be given «way after each day« «ale to the lucky purchasers H. Steinbock, Prop., 215 Center Street, Salem, Ore. Wnndrv nooary Sr Oc Wnndrv wvoury, SALEM. ORECON SHIPLEY’S L- Locomotive«, k>RSin* «|ui|>ment, LB wire lam pa M Mill Machinery, MnUrraara. Musical Instru ments. Machinery of »11 Kinds, Metal. N New Furniture and Auto Accessories. Nail«. O -Office Futun a. Oito, Oil Stoves, Oil Cana. p Pumpa, Pulley*. Piping, Plumbing Material and Tools. Pruning Shear», Phonographs. R Range*, Ralls. Rope, Rooting Paper, Rug». Sinks, Suit Caaea, Saw», Sledge», S Stove», Steamer Trunk», Scale*. T Threshing Mnchlnes, Tire», Traction Engine», Toilet Outfits, Trap«, Tallow. u Used < are. t'rna. V Vices, valve*. Varnish. w Wagon Wheel». Washing Machine», Windows, Wiping Rag», Wrenches, Wedge», Whistle», V yokes. Z - Zine, Zither». Zigxsg Sawt. E, Heal l,ept Limtock Fu|,nitur8 & [state Auctioneers • omumwiiwbi Women'« Misse« and Children'« Clothing «nd I laberdashery Popular Salem, I Price« Oregon
